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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1902
Page
4
At Wellsville Missouri early this morning Charles Gardner and his five children escaped alive as their house burned. A small house dog awakened them by whining, allowing them to flee before the roof collapsed. The fire’s cause is not known.
Berlin dispatch reports General von Boguslawski arguing the Venezuelan blockade withdrawal would reveal weakness. He cites Bismarck and questions US right to intervene in the Americas, warns European recognition of international law could invite forceful replies and thumb screws. The piece critiques US self esteem and European courtesies amid Venezuela tensions.
Doc Gross, a stove repairer, operates from 213 West Main Street offering repair services to household stoves and ranges in the local area.
Miss Kiachael Faherty of Tipton and Mr Talbot Pinkley of Holcomb Mo were married yesterday at Father Kuepers parlors in Tipton. Miss Faherty is the daughter of James Faherty, a prosperous farmer, and Mr Pinkley is a leading Holcomb merchant. They left by evening train for St Louis to visit friends.
At a Northwest Missouri Press association executive committee meeting in St Joseph Missouri on December 30 Columbia was chosen as the future meeting location.
Drs Dunkin osteopathic physicians operate from 309 10 Hoffman Building providing medical services in the local area.
Washington observers report a rapid rise in opposition among Senators to the Cuban reciprocity agreement. If ratified, the treaty would require action in January, heightening executive anxiety. A coalition forms among beet sugar lawmakers, New England opponents of Newfoundland deals, and Florida Gulf senators who resist cheap West Indian fruit imports.
Deloss Comas seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Charve Comas formerly of Sol now residing in Parsons died recently. Interment was held Sunday at Oakland Cemetery.
Charlies Dyer has been appointed clerk at the Huckins hotel to fill the vacancy created by J C Venoble’s resignation. Venoble is now clerk at the Metropole in St Joseph Missouri. Dyer previously served as the Arcade clerk in Higginsville.
A fragmented line references Castoria and the familiar slogan The Kind Have Always Bought with signatures or endorsements, suggesting an old advertisement or trade card snippet. The readable text centers on brand identity and continuity of product messaging.
January 1 1902 timetable details Southbound and Northbound trains from Sedalia to Warsaw and back. Key departures include No 6 at 10:03 am and No 8 at 4:10 pm with arrivals around 12:20 am and 12:40 pm, plus various other numbered trains and narrow gauge notes.
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